You may be familiar with duck confit. After all, this traditional French dish is served at most fancy restaurants. According to the traditional recipe, duck legs are cured in salt, pepper, and onions for 24 hours and then submerged in a whole pot full of duck fat until they are cooked to a crisp. The version of duck confit may not be authentic, but it also doesn't require any duck fat and can be ready in less than 3 hours. And, in our opinion, it's just as tasty as the original French dish.